« La sagesse de ce monde est folie auprès de Dieu ».

The goal of this article is to oppose the concepts of divine wisdom and human knowledge as they appeared in moralized Bibles, by taking as examples several Biblical passages traditionally used in Christian exegesis in order to study the relation between divine wisdom and the efforts made by man to a...

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Auteur principal: Martínez Ruipérez, Antonia
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Publié: 2020
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spelling cairn-RDA_207_0015RDARevue de l'art https://shs.cairn.info/revue-de-l-art-2020-1-page-15?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rda.207.0015 « La sagesse de ce monde est folie auprès de Dieu ». Martínez Ruipérez, Antonia2020 fre Revue de l'art | 207 | 1 | 2020-02-23 | p. 15-25 | 0035-1326 RDA_2071 The goal of this article is to oppose the concepts of divine wisdom and human knowledge as they appeared in moralized Bibles, by taking as examples several Biblical passages traditionally used in Christian exegesis in order to study the relation between divine wisdom and the efforts made by man to attain it. In accordance with the typological usage of Christian exegesis, the sapiential books were put into relation with the Prologue of John, thus carrying the emphasis on the participation of the Christ-Wisdom in the Creation. With the concept of Wisdom as pre-existing divine creation as a starting point, the moralized Bibles highlighted the verity that, Wisdom belonging to the divine world, only studies based on the Holy Scriptures could lead to true knowledge while secular disciplines and the liberal arts would lead to confusion.Cairn free access
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description The goal of this article is to oppose the concepts of divine wisdom and human knowledge as they appeared in moralized Bibles, by taking as examples several Biblical passages traditionally used in Christian exegesis in order to study the relation between divine wisdom and the efforts made by man to attain it. In accordance with the typological usage of Christian exegesis, the sapiential books were put into relation with the Prologue of John, thus carrying the emphasis on the participation of the Christ-Wisdom in the Creation. With the concept of Wisdom as pre-existing divine creation as a starting point, the moralized Bibles highlighted the verity that, Wisdom belonging to the divine world, only studies based on the Holy Scriptures could lead to true knowledge while secular disciplines and the liberal arts would lead to confusion.
author Martínez Ruipérez, Antonia
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« La sagesse de ce monde est folie auprès de Dieu ».
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